Hello, can some body help answer how do you wash this blanket?Thank's
15608
The information sheet that comes with the blanket gives detailed instructions on how it can be washed either by machine or hand and it can be either machine or line dried.
420131
I have only washed a sheepskin rug and my husband's winter fur lined cap with kookaburra so I don't really know how a wool blanket will wash up. However, I plan to wash my wool sweaters in it on gentle in COLD water and then either air dry in the dryer or flat on a towel. I think your wool blanket should be ok....but you might try an old wool sweater first just to make sure. Good Luck!
264689
IMO you don't. Washing will substantially reduce or end the service life of any electric blanket. But, if you must, I'd say spot wash only by hand. The label says delicate cycle in the washer is ok and line dry. Well maybe, but when I've tried that with other electric blankets they ceased to function. I wouldn't recommend it.
592618
I haven't washer mine yet. When I do wash it, I'll put it in a bucket with cold water and some mild soap, and swish it around. Air dry. It'll be fine.
349054
Yes you can wash it. However, I recommend you hand wash it with a mild soap as a washing machines agitation cycle may be a little too much for the fabric.
2082873
You can machine wash it. It's best if you don't wash ithe with stus like towels so it doesn't pick up a bunch of the lint from other stuff.
174779
I have not washed mine, but I would put it in a standard pillowcase(tie it together) on gentle cycle, cold water and very lite spin. It will be pretty wet, but you could squeeze out the excess moisture. Dry with little to no heat.
37351
We have not tried to wash at of this date. I think it will be washed in soft cycle when we change to our winter Coverlet. It is synthetic and I see no reason it can not be washed. Based on price and cost to send to cleaners, you could buy one somewhat often. We will absolutely try the home wash method. I do think my wife will not let our housekeeper do the washing.
1705589
I think there are washing instructions but I think washing mine is what messed it up. The cotton is all separated and the white has came apart from the blue. I've had this blanket for approximately 6 months.
793414
I wash mine in the sink with a little woolite & Downy.hang to dry. it doesn't take long
263283
We keep it covered with a mattress protector, so not sure how to answer your question. I haven't tried to wash it yet.
1576367
They sell a special solution to wash it with, but I think you can use a mild detergent on it. Something like Dawn. I haven't had to wash mine yet, so I can't really make a recommendation.
278209
Hi, I first allow the blanket to cool down by leaving it open and then I take anti-bacterial spray or wipes and clean the inner part of the blanket. Make sure it is dry before you fold it up and store it. I also use a twin sheet to lie inside the blanket to prevent any kind of burns or irritation.
105040
I washed it in the washing machine - delicate cycle. Low heat/delicate dry. Or hang dry. When it came out of the washer, it was a bit twisted inside, but I was able to fix no problem. The 2nd one I purchased when it came out of the washer it was twisted too much. I ended up cutting at the seam a 1/4" length and used the back end of a pencil to smooth & straighten it. Then I stitched it up. Worked quite well and not a ton of hassle. After the initial machine wash for both of them, I just hand wash or wipe with wet cloth since.
310749
I wash mine in cold by itself/with other frogg toggs, with the tiniest amount of soap. Or I hand wash with warm and a little dish soap.
942790
I wash mine like so: tilt it and keep it looking (bristles) down under the pouring lukewarm water and using shampoo to wash it. Wash out the shampoo thoroughly and then gently squeeze the bristles to get some of the water out, dab it on a clean towel, and just let it air dry.
1582982
Yes you can. I was told to wash in on gentle and low heat to dry. My wife loves her blanket (pictured above) of our boys. It's is more the work every penny, plus the seller goes above and beyond to make sure it's the way you want it. I'll be doing a lot more business with her. They also print on a lot more items than just blankets. Hope this helps. Danny